| 词汇 | example_english_evidently |
| 释义 | Examples of evidentlyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. What is wrong with this proof of an evidently fallacious statement? Overall, the results evidently show that norms rather than networks determine political attitudes associated with democratic citizenship. The prospect of higher returns, combined with ongoing control over one's own portfolio has evidently been appealing. Training is particularly problematic because, self-evidently, personal assistants need to be competent in what they do. In a work evidently aiming to be definitive such blemishes should be ironed out in subsequent editions. Evidently, the use of absorption lines as a probe requires that the lines are well resolved. Evidently, at early times, the solution is dominated by the initial beam. Evidently, the bacteria may reside in the nasopharynx without penetrating the body systems [18]. In theorizing closure conditions, the mainstream economist evidently is not assuming that a closure is the universal rule. Each market must evidently be carefully observed to learn what makes it tick. Evidently, a smearing of inhomogeneities in the main beam is more pronounced at a time delay of 0.4 - 0.7 ns. Such comment would have been unthinkable before 1784, and the journal evidently had the protection of the liberal reformers in government. Evidently, (11) depends on the definition of home position and selections of frames attached to the first three links. Evidently there must be some differentia ; what is it ? The neutralising tendency of the two sites must evidently be related indirectly to relations involving neighbouring nuclear positions. With limited time resources, it is thus evidently easier to address the more obvious issues - such as overweight or clumsiness. Rather, we point out those cases that evidently must be handled by the novel mechanism of sympathy theory. Evidently, vocoder tracks vividly highlight the inextricable bond between subjectivity and mechanisation. Evidently new and innovative procedures were timely - here was a sizable industrial undertaking (the cleanup) with very little previous experience to build on. A number of sophisticated techniques that could increase the efficiency and lower the cost of remedial action are evidently in the early stages of development. Every extensional applicative structure is evidently isomorphic to a unique type frame with the same sets at ground type. He evidently did not consider prose to be an option. He cannot write, and even speech itself is for him, as for no other character, compromised and self-evidently imperfect. Evidently this assessment is built to index her own independent access to the referent as the basis for the position she takes. Intertemporal problems are evidently orders of magnitude more difficult. Travelling in space to ' exotic ' realms evidently encourages the imagination to travel in time. The definition evidently depends only on the functor part of the monad. Evidently, tanassuk and collecting hadith were not to be practiced at once. Evidently, autarky is not an absorbing state for the agent in this regime at these parameter values. Quite evidently we are in need of an integrated study of the long-term dynamics of all of these historical processes. Their modus operandi is evidently architectural and is embedded in a well-considered know-how related to the smallscale. The exposed frames of the access structures are evidently present in the imagery. In the presentation of sources with evidently rhythmic notations this has been modified as necessary. By 2006 the government had evidently decided that these trends should be brought together in an internationally approved manner. The scribe of lat. 776 answered by entering a small d at this location, evidently to signify deprimere / deprimatur. Evidently, the sheer quantity of linguistic forms modelled by the adult is less critical than the context in which they are modelled. The marriages evidently worked out well and the local communities accepted them. Evidently, the fastest possible way for objects in three-dimensional space is via the simplest transformation permitted by the corresponding kinematic geometry of that space. We thought we had made it clear that our view has no such consequences; evidently we did not. Evidently, the brain does solve the binding problem, although we are not yet certain exactly how it does it. Household 1 women evidently made their own cotton thread and may also have exchanged some of that thread for items from other households. The group work was evidently in itself extremely beneficial educationally, even though it was not planned in the research with this in mind. Evidently, the events across the border were reviving dormant resentments throughout the western frontier lands. Evidently, every pair of points lies on a line of one of the three above types. Evidently, this statement pertains only to the error categories as he defined them. In many cases, verbs were conjoined that evidently had the same subject. The findings evidently are supporting the hypothesis that semantic training is most effective for improving reading fluency. At the drawing board the struggle is to find that difficult synthesis that, when discovered, seems self-evidently correct. Evidently, those who could count themselves amongst the king's favourites stood the best chance of receiving an apartment in one of his palaces. An architecture without rhetoric is evidently an architecture that does not set out to persuade, yet somehow convinces. The final criterion for research, that it be of such intrinsic quality that it is published, has been self-evidently fulfilled. Evidently, bollworm pressure has the most notable impact on insecticide use, which underlines the high destructive capacity of this pest. The same approach evidently applies to mathematically equivalent problems of flows through porous media. As the authors note they are similar to those of acoetid polychaetes, which are evidently chitinous. The different behaviour is evidently due to the very large spherical roughness used, although the reasons are not entirely clear. Evidently the physics of the closure problem is intimately bound up with irreversible relaxation effects. The process of coalescence is evidently very rapid. Evidently, in all these cases the fjords cannot be compared to the normal trajectories to the symmetrical finger. The latter sample is abnormal for several elements, and was evidently the most strongly affected by cumulate processes. Evidently, these omissions are due to a lack of revision since the 1965 edition. Evidently the chosen indicator has an effect on both the magnitude and direction of the relationship. Evidently, negative evidence, but not positive input, allows the child to develop intuitions which more closely resemble those of an adult. The argument evidently places great stress on the power of particular men and women to shape such individual responses. Prevention of this group of malformations is self-evidently highly desirable. Evidently, the question of stateness can be evaluated against either spatial or temporal metrics. Although not gratuitous, the hypothesis of a principle-power evidently resembles an ad hoc supposition. Evidently, natural real rate and output variations, due to real shocks, are not negligible, and need to be accounted for in monetary policy analysis. Evidently, the modeling of endogenous movements of wages and interest rates is important. Evidently, purely sectoral shocks in a multisector growth model with irreversible investment have important effects on the behavior of this economy. The respondents were evidently not exposed to pressures for renting or sharing their land with people other than their relatives. Evidently, fungicide applications did have strong effects on some plant species, but in general only modest reductions in colonization were observed. Evidently, even the highest-affinity sequences in natural eukaryotic genomes are not evolved for highest possible affinity. However, the lack of status of this speciality evidently 'rubs off' on to students, so impeding commitment for many to specialize in this area. Evidently - scientists, historians, judges and juries ask this question about their hypotheses. The above issues evidently weaken the incentives for the insurers to weigh the benefits of medical interventions against costs. The scene cuts from his bedside to what is evidently a flashback - some kind of traumatic memory is returning to his (altered) consciousness. The effect is evidently the same whether prophylaxis is employed among adults or infants. The extravagant costume evidently fit more conveniently into their exotic notions of their surroundings. Call-by-value semantics evidently conforms nicely to strict equality. Our work is evidently related to previous studies on semantic and knowledge representation aspects of abduction over logic programs. Evidently, this strategy is the current practice of most physicians. Historians have too often assumed that the "mechanical philosophy" was obviously progressive and so self-evidently defined. Evidently we can range characters into two types. Evidently they were all put in place in the state in which they were found. The natural world is perhaps most evidently conceived as a realm of pacified, recreative otherness in noble gardens. The quartzite was evidently obtained as exfoliated fragments or was flaked off larger slabs or the outcrops themselves. They evidently prefer strict discipline and central control to fair competition. The scattered nature of the food evidently makes dispersed foraging essential, since the animals are slow-moving and cover a small area each day. The opposed parties in such disputes, evidently believing that causality has a chain-like character to it, have an impoverished notion of how things actually work. Evidently the attainment of an ordered world consonant with divine laws remained the ideological framework of antislavery. The prominence he had given to instruction in science had evidently made matters worse. Such warehousing was evidently mitigated by freedom from restraint. Evidently there was no wording for a civil-law disposition, or that would have been mentioned. Evidently in this case she has benefited, although that is left unstated. Although a primitive recording programme was in progress, the company evidently had to scrape the bottom of the barrel for material. An operational view of observation and an instrumentalist account of theory, while they are evidently consistent, do not necessarily entail the one the other. The theatre was lit by candles and candelabra, and evidently both lit and warmed by cressets. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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